AHHC 2019 Annual Conference - Call For Proposals
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Call for Proposals * Due November 30, 2018
If your company provides goods and/or services to home care, home health and/or hospice providers, there is a separate Call for Proposals for you to complete. Others please continue.
By submitting a proposal, you are indicating that you are in agreement to providing the necessary information that AHHC needs in order to provide nurse contact hours to our attendees and to submitting your handouts by the date requested so that we can post them for attendees prior to the conference.
The proposal will be reviewed for: practical application of material; information that assists in problem solving; relevance specifically to home health, hospice, palliative care, private duty and/or companion sitter; timely or innovative topics; clearly identified content; expertise of presenter; and, potential interest to the audience.
If you are an Exhibitor or Sponsor submitting a proposal, we have to determine if there is a conflict of interest. All proposals should be free of commercial bias and references to commercial products or services and you will be required to disclose any vested interest (on a form we provide) with any commercial product or service that is directly or indirectly related to the educational presentation - per the ANCC guidelines for nurse contact hours. All presenters are required to use the AHHC provided PowerPoint template for presentations. While every effort will be made to accommodate your Audio/Visual needs, please note that AHHC does not provide laptops.
Please note: AHHC, as a non-profit, does not pay an honorarium or reimburse presenters responding to the Call for Proposals for hotel, travel, or per diem expenses. However, we do provide one non-transferable conference registration. If your proposal includes a panel presentation, only one conference registration is free and a conference registration is required for all other panelists at the AHHC member rate. Please contact Richard Fowlkes at richard@ahhcnc.org if you have any questions!
Please note: preference will be given to topics that are exclusively focused on either Home Health, Hospice, or Home Care rather than topics that group the auspices together.
By submitting a proposal, you are indicating that you are in agreement to providing the necessary information that AHHC needs in order to provide nurse contact hours to our attendees and to submitting your handouts by the date requested so that we can post them for attendees prior to the conference.
The proposal will be reviewed for: practical application of material; information that assists in problem solving; relevance specifically to home health, hospice, palliative care, private duty and/or companion sitter; timely or innovative topics; clearly identified content; expertise of presenter; and, potential interest to the audience.
If you are an Exhibitor or Sponsor submitting a proposal, we have to determine if there is a conflict of interest. All proposals should be free of commercial bias and references to commercial products or services and you will be required to disclose any vested interest (on a form we provide) with any commercial product or service that is directly or indirectly related to the educational presentation - per the ANCC guidelines for nurse contact hours. All presenters are required to use the AHHC provided PowerPoint template for presentations. While every effort will be made to accommodate your Audio/Visual needs, please note that AHHC does not provide laptops.
Please note: AHHC, as a non-profit, does not pay an honorarium or reimburse presenters responding to the Call for Proposals for hotel, travel, or per diem expenses. However, we do provide one non-transferable conference registration. If your proposal includes a panel presentation, only one conference registration is free and a conference registration is required for all other panelists at the AHHC member rate. Please contact Richard Fowlkes at richard@ahhcnc.org if you have any questions!
Please note: preference will be given to topics that are exclusively focused on either Home Health, Hospice, or Home Care rather than topics that group the auspices together.